welcome back here with r.t. here's a look at the top stories you're seeing police. forces have launched new airstrikes in tripoli russia's special envoy has just arrived in the rebel capital in gaza to encourage the rival sides to see. talks table. beyond now for it was egypt s three billion dollar bailout loan but it's fear it will only line the pockets of the former president's procedes continue to run the country some observers suspect the west is trying to bribe the big shots in cairo and retain an influence over egypt. america's unemployment rates risen back over nine percent leaving college graduates learning some harsh lessons about life despite investing fallon's of dollars in their own education just one of five students will find more than. just the headlines here in our next a special report of how genetically modified salmon that danger both our health and the wild fish population. the purpose of this experiment is to determine if genetically engineered fish will outcompete and mate with wild fish and if they do that whether their genes will spread in a

will be back to recap headlines from just a few moments here on r.t. in about five minutes from now stay with us live here in austin. for the full story we've got it for us the biggest issues get the human voice face to face with the news makers on r.t. . to a substantial degree and one form or another socialism has spread the shadow of human regimentation over most of the nations of the earth and the shadow is i'm quoting a little different. in the early twenty first century military bases the network of military bases all around the world forms leaving the empire that the united states is trying something that's astonishing most americans have no idea there are more than a quarter of a million or more than two hundred fifty thousand u.s. troops stationed on these bases all around them. we don't have foreign bases in america we don't have any british base we don't have any korean base we don't have any french bases or you know we just all american bases in bases of. of the noises on one or two of those bomb the us alone because they're all bases but fo

on the way here on r.t. as financial woes gripping europe we take to the streets of new york to find out if people there feel they're heading down the same road. freezes work and. i feel like we're on the right i think we have to fix it on the global level but i think we reach country have to know where they are expectations it was pretty bad during the great depression that is a bottom that we can compare it to i know it will get that bad but i don't think we're there yet. egypt's former finance minister minister sentenced to thirty years in prison he was living openly in london despite being want to cairo. was convicted of abusing power for personal profit fled the country after the january revolution and as r.t. reports this isn't the first time that london has provided a safe haven for rich for information. when egypt erupted into violence at the store said the year the u.k. was among the first to support the uprising out with the old dictatorship and in with a new era of democracy the old guard was swep

you are with r.t. here's a reminder of the top stories the i.m.f. rose egypt a three billion dollars bailout loan but it's feared it will only line the pockets of the former president's protegees who continue to run the country and some observers suspect the west is trying to bribe a big shots in cairo in retain and retain influence over egypt. america's unemployment rates risen back over a nine percent leaving college graduates learning some partial lessons about why this might invest in thousands of dollars in their own education just one in five students will find a more. international crew of three is preparing to blast off from cows and stay on a few hours and of them behind the mission are in high spirits a russian an american and a japanese astronaut will spend half a year on the space station. that's the headlines now america's on iran as a worrying echo of what happened over iraq in the view of polls are winning riders seymour hersh has been telling our t. that washington is ignoring its own intelligence because it's hell bent on finding nu

you're watching the weekly here on r.t. it's where we highlight the top stories of the week i'm a recent showing a man and a teenage girl who were among eight survivors of monday's plane crash in north western russia have died in hospital as you pull off one three four heading from moscow to russia's republic of korea crash landed on a major road just a kilometer from the runway at the disaster has now claimed forty seven lives. sent this report from the crash site. but struggling to keep her composure that john is in disbelief at the sudden death of a friend on the board. i do not have the sound bite happened he was one of the best people i've ever known i do not from the stands maybe it's fiber wanting to have to happen. the russian premier league football referee ready made a point i just want of a forty four killed monday night we need to pull everyone through for kerry fifty two people from moscow to prison what's the northwestern russia crash on this road missing the runway by kilometer. it's awful my late husband was

welcome back here with r.t. here's a look at the top stories i'm afros egypt a c three billion dollar bailout bone but it's fear it will only line the pockets of the former president's proteges who continues to run the country some observers suspect the west is trying to bribe the big shots and fire over and retain an influence over egypt. america's unemployment rates risen back over nine percent leaving college graduates learning some hard lessons about why despite investing thousands of dollars in their own education just one of five students will find world. plus an international crew of three is preparing to blast off from tulsa stout in a few hours and the man behind the mission are in high spirits a russian an american and a japanese astronaut spent half a year on the space station. america's on iran as a worrying echo of what happened over iraq in the view of pulitzer winning writer seymour hersh has been telling our t.v. that washington's ignoring its own intelligence because it's hell bent on finding nuclear w

back here with r.t. here's a look at the top story the u.s. congress for president obama military intervention in libya by refusing to authorize it but lawmakers stopped short of cutting off funding for the campaign. the former finance minister and hosni mubarak ousted egyptian government has reportedly found shelter in britain despite being convicted of and as a woman back at home that's growing anger among egyptians for the london stance which have supported the revolution overthrowing the old regime. and more and more israelis are lining up to immigrate opting for the e.u. or america government failing to make very country a safe place. all next we'll bring you all the latest high tech developments in the saga of travel to siberia where innovation in all aspects of life and business is attempting to take her it. welcome to technology update and welcome to tomes a city car group or four centuries ago out of the endless forests and swamps of siberia already an established center for some of russia's whiz kid students and their smart ideas tod

for you and we now are crossed over and check out these live pictures right here on r.t. israeli security forces have reportedly opened fire pro palestinian protesters on the syrian front here killed at least four people injured ten demonstrators stormed the border while marking the forty fourth anniversary of the nine hundred sixty seven middle east war soldiers on high alert in anticipation of possible border breaching protests and a military spokesman said they did fire warning shots it comes a few weeks after violence erupted on israel's borders with syria lebanon and gaza leaving at least thirteen dead and one hundred wounded again these are live pictures right here of the syrian israeli border it appears for the meantime that everything is a form of military control. a bomb has blown up a passenger bus in northern pakistan killing six people and wounding eleven others it's the word of the explosives were detonated by remote controlled i want you to admit it the bombing but the most recent attacks have been claimed by the taliban in revenge for the death of osama bin

the week's top stories here on r.t. russia mourns the forty six victims of monday's plane crash in the northwest part of the country with six survivors still in a critical condition. this surge in the number of civilian casualties from a nato those airstrikes on tripoli and intensified crackdowns on khadafi supporters in benghazi forcing many to flee to save the parts of the country and the. time it's a bury the anger builds in the e.u. as its leaders agree on yet another bailout for greece while the clocks demand to impose tougher budget cuts sparked massive protests in athens. and a perfect way to learn more about russia from visiting its best beauty spots to discovering some of its most sacred traditions on our season newly launched documentary channel. we are highlighting the week's top headlines here on our team welcome to the weekly and one more survivor of a plane crash in northwestern russia has died in hospital now the total sits at forty six that if you pull off one three four heading from moscow to russia's r

stay with us here at r.t. coming your way less than ten minutes a special report on groups who say they're fighting to make u.s. airwaves more democratic here's a preview. it was created to serve public interests to inform and to entertain. these days there's nothing easier than opening a new media outlet but there is nothing harder than revoking its license in case of corruption and when just from. san antonio ways in trouble. with the brotherhood you can involve in a community run where you have one large corporation controlling the daily newspapers radio stations television stations the cable outlet either you tell me that that sounds like democracies the public opinion versus f.c.c. broadcast blues on archie. we're back with a recap of our top stories in a few minutes stay with us here on r.t. . in one thousand nine hundred two dr ralph brin straight the university of pennsylvania said what if i can take the gene responsible for growth in human beings and put it into a mouse. form all the main risk issues.

news continues here on r.t. with israel creating was of course created as the promised land to provide a home for all the jews of the world but tens of thousands have fled the country over the past few years or more are lining up to leave port a slayer fan that fears over security mean that many are seeking a new safer life in europe or the u.s. rachel shites has no reason to like germany she was born there before the second world war and within six years have been expelled and most of her family killed but the irony is she now wants a german passport fitted those that hold her get money i want the german citizenship to help my children and grandchildren which might be shocking if it wasn't so common in israel today in the last decade some thirty thousand israelis have applied for european citizenship and a quarter of a million already have a second passport it's unlikely that any other country in the world has such a large percentage of new immigrants preparing to leave it's really. because he is or was a stubb

r.t. but first here's a preview. make sure you find it really what a disturbing because on one hand you see the japanese are three piece forcing people and the society to be back to normal kind of so that people will do the work again kids go to the schools farmers start to actually plant your fields because it's a growing season and yet at the same time there are still extremely high. and the contamination of both in the soil but also potentially in the food this is three months after the accident started but the japanese these japanese are very few sexually bay we can hold information they don't know people the tools and they don't provide them with any kind of support. and other interviews in about twenty minutes time here on r.t. now the u.s. state department's plans for spreading democracy around the world have been greeted with speculation that washington is planning a program of foreign regime change it will provide finance and technology to opposition groups but the attached strings could be used to steer oth

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that's the headline here r.t.time now for the sports of the third and joins us in the studio next year and it seems to be reaching crisis levels for managers in the russian football league indeed it doesn't matter just consider some figures for a moment ok three months into the league this year sixteen teams seven coaches called already it really is extraordinary more in the story. good to have your company this is sports today i'm you don't know me plenty ahead including this our. moving on up here is vulnerable of a defeat serena williams in eastbourne preparations continue to head of next week's wimbledon start. swinging into action the second major open golf season gets going later on thursday we look ahead to one of the most open u.s. opens in recent history. net busters a full schedule of midweek action in the russian premier league season good luck to all the goals cross the line pick your favorites a little later. let's get started with tennis fears on real was not that notable scalp but she gears up to ta

become prime minister one day an exclusive interview with the billionaire is coming up next hour here on r.t. but here's a preview. i'm not the kind of person who turns a dreamer plunges into a loser we have particular goals to get into russia's lower house of parliament with the maximum number of votes what i also understand is that i could be a good prime minister if the party successful i would fight for disposition. the u.k. is being accused of failing to protect detainees had handed over to secret u.s. prisons for torture it's alleged the two nations also made a backroom deal on the treatment of prisoners during the iraq war papers released earlier this week brought to light the case of a twenty eight year old pakistani. seven years ago he was seized in iraq by british troops and handed over to a u.s. detention facility he's been held there ever since despite the u.s. admitting he posts. is no risk. from the reprieve charity who's fighting for his release told us his situation is a violation of international. there are hundreds of prisoners but what makes you no special is that eunice w

member of the european parliament there philip close thanks very much indeed for being with us here on r.t. so what do you make of the court's decision. well of course i'm very pleased by it this is very important not just for here through this but for freedom of speech itself i think you can all have a working democracy a functioning democracy if you don't have freedom of speech and certainly as a member of parliament rivers and everyone else for that have the right to speak freely and openly on problems like mass immigration is a. multiculturalism but attacking islam and comparing it to nazis him i mean i know he is insisting his comments were not directed actually of muslim believers but surely those sort of comments no matter what the course says are offensive to muslims and incite racial hatred and cause further divisions among communities. well first of all i think it's not prohibited through offend people you know in any debate people can be offended and that's not always nice but it's a byproduct of any did it of freedom of speech and then in the mock receive as long as you don't a

and still to come here on r.t. there is a fuel feud brewing in the middle east about how egypt's revolution looks set to trigger a gas shortage but in israel. u.s. officers are investigating the disappearance of nearly seven billion dollars sent by washington to fund the reconstruction of iraq the cash was flown in after the toppling of saddam hussein in two thousand and eight but is now completely unaccounted for a former bush administration official told me that the money went missing under the watch of the incoming cia chief david petraeus who was at that time in charge of america's mission in iraq pallets with american cash american currency was stored in the basement of the republican palace saddam's main building headquarters building basically the seat of the iraqi government they say it was in volts well they don't say that the doors of the vaults were wide open i knew people that were that had walked past these pallets full of american money and anybody could have could have just walked in grabbed a stack

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me and for now in st petersburg will be back next hour with more stay with us throughout the day here on r.t. . if you are just joining us very well if you decide to live from moscow to the headlines now a multi billion dollar handshake for two of the world's biggest emerging powerhouses springing russia and china closer together the libyan conflict group was also key to their conversations with the leaders opposing against an escalation of violence. place the colonel gadhafi in libya's future the russian envoys message as he meets loyalist officials in tripoli to broker peace and made a rebel and nato soldiers but cannot be supporters and say he's not prepared to step down before a cease fire is in place. lawyers for alleged international. challenge a new york court on the legality of respect tradition to the russians been awaiting trial since his arrest in thailand over three years ago. just hours after the iranian president's pledge not to pursue a nuclear deterrent he spoke with iran's envoy to the un's atomic watchdog he told me there is no question that his country's nuclear program is

thanks rory hello and welcome to the business person here on r.t. the warning lights on europe's debt crisis are flashing red that's the verdict of the president of the european central bank john claud to say his allows analysis might be a little behind the curve according to a number of commentators i think it's only a matter of time before the single currency collapses joining me now to discuss the issues is patrick young editor of the gathering storm a collection of essays detailing a possible financial records apocalypse thanks so much for joining us patrick lovely to have you on show again now the first time after you think we'll still have your own father ten years time well it has to be said katrina i mean it really is difficult i mean but between the apocalypse or the acropolis i mean all things are pointing towards disaster and that's only the letter of the alphabet isn't it i mean quite simply we've got a situation where the e.u. leaders have been sleepwalking their way into a dreadful crisis and we wrote about it not book a year ago we've

there are also conflicting reports on the number of office and injuries we'll keep you posted right here on r.t. and in other news at this hour. you're seeing the latest pictures here from libya where nato forces have launched air strikes on tripoli meantime russia has a special envoy has just arrived in the rebel capital of benghazi to encourage the rival sides to meet at the talks. the i.m.f. throws egypt a three billion dollar bailout loan but it's feared it will only line the pockets of all the former presidents who continue to run the country some observers suspect the west is trying to bribe the big shots in cairo and retain an influence over. america's unemployment rate has risen back over nine percent leaving college graduates learning some harsh lessons about life despite investing their thousands of dollars in their own education just one in five students will find work. in america's eye on iran has a worrying echo of what happened over iraq in the view of a pulitzer prize writer seymour hersh he's been telling r.t. that washington is ignoring its own intelligence because it's hell be

r.t. or here's a preview of what's to come next. we realize the poppies are cultivated in afghanistan but then the question arises in water we're about thirteen hundred tons of chemical substances nitrous three preprocessing opium and her illegally get into afghanistan via other countries another example is that the world consumes ninety five percent of afghan produced opium by contraband opium sumption in afghanistan accounts for just five percent. this proves that not only afghanistan but the whole world should declare war on these narcotic substances. but drive by the russian government to raise the birth rate lawmakers to propose a bill limiting a pregnant woman's options of abortion legislators say they want to reduce the huge number of terminating pregnancies but there's criticism that the measures will deprive women of the right to determine their own future risk over has the details . when she heard she was pregnant again leon i had already been through actually serious sections and had to kill three sons to make her life co

with more of his thoughts on the scandals behind the economic struggles in greece later this hour here on r.t. languages being abused or they're saying or talking about the people and their dead it's not the people's dead those people don't have the debt the bankers gave them their debt. they're suffering from other people's debts it's not their dead that's why they're having a revolution. medical treatment as a lot of rain where less than half the patients live to see the cure that's the nightmare scenario facing parents of children with deadly hunter syndrome here in russia where extortionate costs and lack of state support are snuffing out young lives oksana boyko reports. the first match followed in february he's here

but next is the business news here on r.t. with kareena stay with us. hello and welcome to business here in r.t. the rivalry of the two russian stock exchanges is over r.t.s. and my zits have put the final seal of approval on that merger it's a big part of government efforts to improve russia's financial infrastructure and start to transform moscow into a global financial center artie's market janko have the details. after fifteen years of bits of competition on ts and my six have finally become wanted to cheat the heads of both stock exchanges have just signed the necessary paperwork related to the merger now the combined value is estimated at around two point eight billion dollars russia hopes this merger would boost liquidity in the country and in the markets and create a solid unified infrastructure which would help attract more foreign investment now some say this could lead to monopolies which would of course affect the post of doing business in russia but for the most part people do believe that this is one step further into creating more scope as

well in a short while here in r.t. people of all of these guys will be debating what is better for the health of the eurozone bailout sort big for us well but for that dimitri we bring you all the latest business and stay with us for that here. thanks bill hello and welcome to business starts promise fired a warning shot at the e.u. over the hotly debated russian gas deliveries to europe. they say miller says if the current price model does not suit european customers it will deliver its gas to asia instead i say cork at all said believes the remarks are intended to spur china rather than the e.u. . i think is very much stating the obvious in the sense that everybody knows that sooner or later gas from will start supplying gas to try and that will be quite significant because it's slightly less than half that of course now supplying to the e.u. . maybe even more seeing how it works out but. it's very much repeating the obvious maybe giving it a slightly different color kind of hue and it's also ahead of the economic fo

left over battles are still being fought by many more in a war that lives on today or in mr r.t. . here me now for more from our los angeles studio with anika perry and with the young turks and thanks so much for being with us my question to you just sitting in los angeles on the west coast a liberal area what do you care about the civil war or hundred fifty years later does this concern you at all. well i care a great deal i mean even though i'm in a liberal area where progressive voices of progressive ideologies trunk call i think that it's important to look back at the civil war and how it shaped the identity of the united states i know that this is still a huge issue in southern states right now where you have that debate as to whether or not the confederates won i mean it's amazing to me that people still want to have that debate and what the real meaning behind a civil war was and this is a question that is happening in the united states right now and just based on the report that your viewers just watched it's incredible to see the diversity of ideologies that surround this very

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properly still to come here on r.t. as we go where few have been before. russian deep steve jobs to reach to the floor some of the largest plane in western europe what charities exclusive coverage of that died from lake geneva in switzerland. and start a company but first heads of state from some of the ski power players are descending in kazakhstan for an annual summit of the shanghai cooperation organization founded ten years ago the c.e.o. brings together countries including russia and china but others are also invited such as iran and afghanistan to work on common threats and challenges that our city is in the capital sanaa for us. they are going to be reflective to begin with they're going to look back at the past ten years look at that collaboration the cooperation and see if they've actually achieved something that they want to assess that and then come up with the objectives you have collective for the future now the six number states including of course china russia will kick off the a summit more that's wednesday and joining them will be the head

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hello and welcome to business here in r.t. the clock is ticking down on greece is just a day the country will default in july if the e.u. doesn't provide any new bailout measures are being debated in parliament this week nigel wrangle from r.b.c. capital markets believes it's make or break time. the problem in greece is that we've had a lot of political difficulties we've had problems with was to this text which was misinformed by three governments and international community so they've been very living at the eleventh for quite some time but i think we really does have five minutes to midnight and there really is no alternative they do have to proceed with this is thirteen there is a risk if they don't push through the stores the program we could see you do much more substantial impact on financial markets with a negative reaction obviously there are contingency plans but the question is from a review or portions of operation quickly enough to save the financial markets. for the markets now or that stands gains in new york on

nato was not immediately available to comment we'll bring you more details on this as we get them here at r.t. . syria's korean refugees who fled to turkey to return to the term their branding after the army moved in to crush armed groups the government says it's regained control and will continue to pursue what it calls the remnants of terrorist groups eight thousand people left the town are now in refugee camps on the turkish border series in months of brutal crackdowns and protests to try and force the president to quit. intelligence says at least fifteen alleged insurgents have been killed in the u.s. drone attack in northwest pakistan a series of strikes targeted a suspected militant compound near the main town in pakistan south was at a stand tribal area the region is known for housing many taliban insurgents who frequently carry out attacks against the government forces. one hour let's turn to the heavens for a few minutes the bright midsummer full moon has all but disappeared into darkness around much of the world with the longest lunar eclipse in a decade now underway what is taught

has been telling me here in r.t. that saving the banks is why politicians are so determined to bail out greece and keep it in the eurozone one of the reasons that everybody is so determined to keep greece in the euro is so that the banks don't have to take a serious. policy there's something. wrong with the banking system it's almost as if there's a holy alliance of politicians and bankers. people i'm sure that's what the people on the streets of athens today feel like don't think the banking crisis is over i suspect but it's hard and in many cases it might have been better to do what iceland did and say look these banks go bust these people lose their jobs these people lose their money that's about life and i suspect we're going to regret keeping the banks afloat and imprisoning countries like greece inside a currency union which they're just not suited. well you. know u.s. missile defense plans for europe has suffered a setback prague is now refusing to take part in the system czech officials say they're not happy

with more of his thoughts on the scandals behind the economic struggles in greece next hour right here on r.t. . language is being abuse or they're saying are talking about the people and their debt it's not the people's debt those people don't have the debt the bankers gave them their debt o.-p. date they're suffering from other people's debts it's not their debt that's why they're having a revolution. the growing number of civilian fatalities from u.s. drone attacks have sparked fury in pakistan afghanistan and across the arab world almost forty attacks this year in pakistan alone have killed over three hundred people but despite the public anger in the muslim world the u.s. is now planning to increase the use of the remote controlled weapon to volatile yemen in its war against al qaeda and a chicken comments. the u.s. is looking to expand its war on terror but its methods are under fire in pakistan in the one year the cia drone strikes killed seven hundred civilians but net it only five actual militant leaders. in pakistan in a number of civilian casualties that result because of the drone

r.t. or minor. well let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories this here on r.t. in the world of a greece's appoints a new finance minister in a major government reshuffle to try and stave off a catastrophic collapse of its financial system leaders are trying to force through deeply unpopular cards would spark violent street protests this week he said is to secure billions of euros in a second e.u. and i.m.f. bailout germany in france a quick deal is vital to stop greece is spilling into other countries. north korea is accusing seoul of forcing nine of its citizens to stay in the south warning that it could worsen relations between the two countries but seoul says it won't extradite the group which defected by boat last week saying they've asked to resettle in the if ever the north responded angrily when its neighbor refused to send for fishermen who asked for asylum. china is on its highest disaster alert level after days of heavy rains forced more than half a million people to evacuate their homes in central and southern provinces officials say over one hundred

one of our top stories here on r.t. one of russia's richest men has become the leader of a political party with big ambitions for the parliamentary elections later this year let's now get more on this marty's person off who is standing live for us in central moscow. could this mean that strong opposition will appear in russia. well it's interesting but recount but often of himself has asked members of the right course for you not to use the term opposition explaining that cruelly the mill use all for russians in the country understand history as a group or groups of. more gentle people. resources to make real improvements in russia's political system whilst it all sort of the sporty or planning to make a real impact would be want to get into poland's during the next election and become the second most powerful political force in the country right there next to the united russia party. successful a businessman as we know you go to you spoke to him after the meeting today why why has he chosen a political path for himself

r.t. dot com and here's what else is on the line at the moment. the european commission puts an end to washington's move to access personal data on passengers flying between europe and the u.s. saying the proposed tariff land ease illegal. allies in the area of brush and a lion tamer roar is way to a world record for a trick that was truly years in the making and i was planted here mitt guinness book of records and art. bell wrist police have reportedly detained up to four hundred fifty people during a series of anti-government rallies called the silent revolution then estrangement against president look schank us policies took place in the capital bids and other cities across the country post on social networking sites including facebook and twitter app and calling on belorussians to rally every wednesday the country's currently facing its worst financial crisis years after its currency was significantly devalued few weeks ago police say the protests were not authorized to stir the pot with water. syria has lashed out of further e.u. sanctions sa

the former israeli ambassador to the united nations professor thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. thank you for you were recently quoted as saying that the united states will not veto the u.n. recognition of a palestinian state come september why are you so sure of this i did not say that the united states is not going to recall what they said is the united states has their own considerations in the we should not act as if the veto is in our pocket i think we should not trust the united states to repeal but we should ourselves if obama was not to veto the declaration of a palestinian state would he not face political pressure at home i mean after all there is an election that he wants to win you know every politician is interested in continuing his way but i i think obama really wants peace in the world and especially in this region which affects the way in the middle east in the whole of the world in a way so i believe that clearly obama's first of all concerned with the wind being and we're doing of his own people but he's also interested in continuing their missions in the vis

r.t. . well still to come on the program here on r.t. is ready sentiment gathers steam in europe tourists authorities a ban on imports of products from the occupied palestinian territories. plus with a car crash victim who made a heroic wheelchair journey from the far east to moscow all of this in a bid to draw attention to the daily challenges faced by to say. colonel gadhafi has said that he will not leave libya despite mounting pressure he used a chess game against the visiting president of the world chess federation to reinforce his defiance meanwhile nato made its move announcing plans to expand military strikes in libya and hit khadafi forces in the northwestern part of the country there were reports that rebels seized the city of as are we are just about thirty kilometers from the capital tripoli but those claims were later denied by the libyan government u.s. radio host and peace activist ralph schoenman says that the west has hijacked the libyan uprising to its own interests. the united states is spending two million dollars a d

r.t. may work. and the next hour here in r.t. the american freedom campaigner is dancing to a different view to the a lot. of people who say are we believe that he would leave these ideals and then when it comes down to something like this in the summer divided on something's wrong that i don't show your of moves i have the jefferson memorial because dancing jailable offense thanks to the time someone with already explained why. a major milestone in space travel was reached this week it's been eight years since a crew began practicing man's first flight to mars and all without ever leaving the ground the experiment involves six volunteers who are locked in a mark space ship we're spending seventeen months which is how long a return trip to the red planet will take the joint russian and european space experiment studying the psychological effects of our long term isolation the crew have had no human contact for eleven months and are now on the return leg having successfully completed a simulated landing dr patrick full access we c

hello and welcome to your business update here r.t. we start with an r.t. exclusive the government is once again turning to the gas industry to help balance the books the finance ministry says the tax burden on the sector will grow by more than seventeen billion dollars in the next three years the proposed increase is causing concern for gazprom as an example my dear there the deputy chairman of russia's biggest company explains. the merger the question. of the company. but. through the we. have a perfume of. the chicken. it seems the government is aware of the danger of overtaxing gazprom the gazprom deputy chairman says a compromise compromise has been found that's acceptable to both sides. program. promotion go to. war in the budget for the for. our investment program. you can watch the full version of that interview with gazprom deputy chairman on monday here on r.t. and of course it will also be posted on our website that's a look at the markets now gone into a speedy retreat up the poor u.s. jobs and manufacturing down undermined hopes of a tottering

r.t. moscow. and stay with us here on r.t. because you know just a few minutes we will have the official launching of our new arctic documentary channel dog to stay with us also to meet the former afghan politician who puts her life on the line so the world can see the difficulties facing people but first the business news with dimitri after a short break. well as you watch in business you have your company your pm q cumbers will soon be back in russian supermarkets the government is lifting its ban on vegetable imports from the e.u. imposed following the eco law outbreak imports may resume by the end of this month i'm all for the certain conditions producers will have to fully certified the health of their vegetables russia has been under pressure from europe to lift the ban saying it had to end protectionist measures that's part of its ambition to join . a team that we have to close the chapter here we should be a debate for a much deeper cooperation and collaboration between russia and the you can you we will be in union in

peter one of the reporting from moscow and energy analyst julian lead told me earlier here in r.t. it's about time russia and china became bigger partners because they have much in common. china ought to be a hugely important trade partner for russia both in energy terms ending in general trade these are two countries that for many decades shared a political ideology that leads to some extent they share the longest land border in the world they ought to be much much greater partners than they are now if we look ahead russia is extremely keen to develop its oil and gas resources in the east of the country exporting those anywhere other than asia just doesn't make logistical or economic sense so really this is about russia spreading its wings everybody who can export anything is looking at the asian market because that's where the growth is i mean this is a. this is a very sensible and understandable move on the part of both countries. didn't lead talking a little earlier from london coming up this hour for you here on our t.v. russian business model being lined up for jail not justi

historian from historian specializing on the balkans it's not expect very much indeed for joining us here in r.t. will some of question the strength of the evidence will help again record an adage what's your. evidence has always been dubious showed watching war reach a point where if you can actually go to. all the hyperbole that consume converse facts and do this all cheap and i've often wondered why people have a tendency to exaggerate instinct beyond belief. just because this is known function of the war propaganda that there was in one of the first fortune these shooters fought with cameras as opposed to candidates. because you sorry to interrupt but you're saying aid saturation but does that mean. that actually some people have been laying that a massacre of a thousand muslims occurred to prevent one of the the death of america and what we're going to do to this way here is the evidence today how some people were actually executed syrians who do think there should be experts and forensics experts in this and researchers. turning over people were. actually white so they could you know what

world it's clear the revolution may now be part of history but the fight is far from over here if an ocean r.t. carries a. little bit later here on r.t. we explore the network of u.s. military bases which span the whole world after the prisoners are tied with katrina . welcome to our business bulletin this hour russia's midsized banks looks set to get a helping hands to the tune of one billion dollars the international financial corporation is creating a new funds to support capitalization for lead to finding it hard to compete with countries financial giants now the russian government will invest fifteen million dollars whereas the rest is provided by foreign investors richard haynesworth from grating agency rust rating believes demand will be high. a fund like this is a mechanism for distributing the risk to the foreign and to any investor so an investor putting money into a fund. takes a risk or all of the bank's not on any one particular part so even if an investor may be worried about the risk of a small any particular small russian banks the category of small banks these are actually qui

you very much for that let's get to some other international news now we're covering this hour here on r.t. and syria's minister is promising a strong response after reports that one hundred twenty policemen were killed in a gun battle in the north of the country state t.v. reports the officers came under attack in a town near the turkish border while responding to residents calls for protection from armed groups government forces are trying to quell the month long protest against president assad's rule which has left over twelve hundred people dead. and the violence in two yemeni provinces has left nineteen people dead including three children a tank shell exploded in a residential area during clashes in the country's second largest city but most of the deaths happened at an army post in the south in an attack by gunmen earlier the u.s. secretary of state said that president saleh. to move for a transition of power flew to saudi arabia for treatment after being wounded in a rocket attack. japan has more than doubled its calculation of the radiation that leaked from the fukushima nuclear p

well coming up here on r.t. other pair of presidents meet in no man's land find out what brought not one but two heads of state to the south pole at the same time. now it was meant to ensure a healthy crop as cheaply as possible but for locals living nearby it's come at a shoot price a generation of malformed children has emerged in the south of india after a controversial pesticide was used on local farms despite the product being banned in other parts of the world indian authorities claim there's no cheap alternative on the market excuse me we want you may find some of the images in previous reader's report disturbing. this girl's body is the size of a baby but in reality she's five years old in her short life syria has endured an operation to reduce the size of her abnormally large head and she's not the only one suffering like this without the doctors who have to put it into our child's hand otherwise there would be complications. and syria's mother thinks she knows what's caused it here in the cashew planta